Participated · Series A · Aug 2026

Cytix offers a change risk management platform that continuously monitors software changes, analyses the security and business risks those changes introduce, determines appropriate security responses, and validates that risks have been addressed. The platform generates evidence of how individual changes were handled to support regulatory and compliance requirements. Cytix positions itself between customers’ software development lifecycles and their risk, security and compliance functions to give security teams visibility into what changed and the associated business risk. The company aims to serve enterprise customers and organisations in regulated industries and delivers its platform directly or through managed-service partnerships with NCC Group and KPMG. Cytix raised $7 million in a Series A led by Northern Gritstone with participation from Auriga Cyber Ventures and NPIF II – PXN Equity Finance to scale product rollout and expand adoption in target markets. The company cites increasing AI-assisted development and continuous delivery as drivers of elevated change-related security risk, referencing research that 62% of security leaders see risk shifting to an immediate issue and 38% strongly agree their organisations are prepared for AI-generated code.

Participated · Series A · Jun 2026

Finovox develops solutions that verify the authenticity of documents submitted by customers to insurers, lenders and other financial institutions. Its technology is already used in around fifteen countries. The company reported it tripled its revenue in 2025, indicating rapid recent growth. Finovox intends to use the new funding to accelerate the fight against document fraud across Europe. The startup was founded by Marc De Beaucorps, Théophile de Bouët du Portal and Pierre-Alexis Gouzien. The company operates from France and serves clients in the insurance and financial sectors.

Participated · Seed · Feb 2026

enclaive develops a confidential computing platform that lets organisations deploy applications inside secure enclaves across multiple clouds, ensuring data remains shielded even while it is being processed. The vendor-agnostic architecture supports Kubernetes clusters, virtual machines, and AI workloads without requiring any modifications to existing code, tools, or workflows. By removing the need to fully trust cloud providers, the company targets highly regulated sectors such as finance, healthcare, public services, critical infrastructure, and AI model deployment. enclaive positions its technology as a response to growing AI adoption, stricter data-protection regulations, and increasingly sophisticated cyber threats. The platform’s modular design aims to simplify deployment and give enterprises granular operational control. Fueled by its recent seed financing, the company plans to accelerate commercial growth, advance development of its eMCP platform, enlarge its engineering and operations teams, and begin international expansion.

Participated · Equity · Oct 2025

Nymiz develops a platform that embeds state-of-the-art anonymization and pseudonymization directly into corporate data architectures, turning privacy from a compliance cost into a strategic asset. The technology allows customers in highly regulated sectors—such as legal, financial services, healthcare, and technology—to unlock data utility while remaining compliant with evolving regulations. With the new capital, Nymiz plans to enhance its product features, strengthen its footprint in key European markets, and begin U.S. expansion in 2026. Management intends these efforts to push the company beyond 70 enterprise customers, validating the platform’s applicability in demanding, real-world environments. The business completed a seed round earlier in 2024, and the latest raise underscores continued investor confidence in its growth trajectory. By positioning privacy as core infrastructure for the data economy, Nymiz aims to become an essential partner for organizations handling sensitive information.

Participated · Seed · Oct 2025

Skyld is a Rennes-based deep-tech startup founded in 2023 by cryptography PhD Marie Paindavoine that focuses on securing artificial-intelligence models against theft, reverse engineering, and adversarial manipulations. Its software acts like an anti-theft device for algorithms, addressing a growing problem the company says has affected more than 70 % of enterprises over the past two years. The solution is already deployed with innovative customers in sensitive fields such as healthcare, defense, and autonomous mobility. Skyld currently employs six people and plans to double its headcount by 2026 as it scales commercial activities in France and across Europe. The company’s technology is positioned to grow in importance as AI adoption outpaces security measures. This recent capital injection supplies the resources needed to accelerate sales and further develop its protective platform.